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This spring, the Institute for Urban Design (@
IfUD
) asked New Yorkers how they thought the city's public realm could be improved through the
By the City / For the City
crowdsourcing project, and they responded with more than 500 ideas across the five boroughs. Now it's your turn: we're asking architects, designers, artists, and urbanists to respond to the challenge! The IfUD will include most of the ideas submitted in An Atlas of Possibility for the Future of New York, an exhibition and book that will launch at the first-ever
Urban Design Week
festival in New York City this September 15-20.
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Blog History
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Better Buses: Going Where the Subway Won’t
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Creating and Connecting Social Spaces in Forest Hills
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Greening the Heart of Brooklyn
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Public Seating Beyond Parks and Playgrounds
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A Stroll Through Herald Square
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Expanding Access to the Verrazano-Narrows Bridge
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Crossing the Gowanus: Rethinking the Canal and its Environs
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Steinway Mansion: Uncovering History & Connecting Astoria
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Grand Concourse: Remembering the “Park Avenue of the Middle Class”
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Harlemites Call for Social Spaces
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Linear Parks: Emergent Opportunities For Green Links
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Creating Connections, Exploring Culture: Staten Island Ferry and the Community of St. George
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Westchester Square: A Cultural Microcosm
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New York’s Industrial Past: The Foundation for a Smarter City
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Social Equity: We’re All in This Together [Part II]
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Social Equity: We’re All in This Together [Part I]
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Enjoyment: So Much to Do, So Little Time [Part II]
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Enjoyment: So Much to Do, So Little Time [Part I]
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Connectivity: Let’s Get Together [Part II]
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Connectivity: Let’s Get Together [Part I]
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Beauty: Making New York Easier to ❤ [Part II]
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Beauty: Making New York Easier to ❤ [Part I]
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Accessibility: Opening Up The City [Part II]
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Accessibility: Opening Up The City [Part I]
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The Question of Scale
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The Borough Breakdown
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By the City / For the City: By the Issues
